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Hybird
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Well I'm goin into my second year of engineering physics, and the funny thing is that I don't really know what they really do. I've always loved physics and after high school I have been greatly interested in quantum mechanics, theoretical phyics and calculas. Call me a nerd but it intreques me. My question is where will this degree take me? Also note that I hate writing computer programs using C++ stuff like that. I find it far to painful.
I have been told I could work with light properties as the new age of computers will be powered by light, rather than current. And say if I wanted to work subatomically or using quantum mechanics am I in the right course??
I have been told I could work with light properties as the new age of computers will be powered by light, rather than current. And say if I wanted to work subatomically or using quantum mechanics am I in the right course??